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Software Testing

05/07/2008 6:49 PM

Can someone please provide information on PIT test Plan & IFT test plan for TECP project? How to prepare this plans? I am trying to google but can not find much info. Please Help.
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05/07/2008 10:49 PM

Hello SP I am having the same problem. Perhaps you would write the full words, rather than the respective Acronym, as you did in your question. Kind Regards

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05/08/2008 9:15 AM

Hi Spartstation,

That's my question. I am looking for answer on what does PIT test plan & IFT test plan means?
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05/08/2008 6:53 PM

Hey Guys,

PIT is Project Integration Testing:- This is done after you complete your Unit Testing then you perform testing on your own component before you integrate with other components during IFT.

IFT is Integration Project Testing
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05/08/2008 7:49 PM

Thank you, Guest.

Your explanation is appreciated.

But now I am somewhat confused: <"IFT is Integration Project Testing">

Surely the "F" would apply to some word beginning with "F", or have I missed some subtlety there?

I my day we didn't use the fancy Acronyms, we just systematically got on with the job.

Kind Regards....

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05/09/2008 2:38 AM

Would that be FIT? Framework for Integrated Test?

http://fit.c2.com/
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05/09/2008 12:23 PM

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